jobs, economic stability, financial market regulation, regulation of the energy market. he wants a focus on longer term growth goals and that's what the oecd is looking at, as well. they're going to release a 292-page document looking at company specific reforms and structural issues that need to be looked at going forward. >> i don't think we should be losing any time in talking about the currency wars. we are furthest away today from a currency war than we were two or three years ago. today, our -- in the oecd, our research shows that we're pretty close to balance with most of the -- with the biggest currency, the most important currencies. so we don't see why we should be talking about currency wars. this currency war is no longer operational. we're using jargon from the past. we're fighting an old war. today, we should be concentrating on productivity. we should be cobs traiting on competitiveness and we are being distracted by this currency discussion. >> we're not talking about decades. the 2010 are talking about brazilian wars. >> it was three years ago already. i